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Salome Nkirote v Philip Kang'ethe Kahoro & 1 other

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT MERU ENVIROMENTAL & LAND CASE NO 198 OF 2012 SALOME NKIROTE …..............................................................................PLAINTIFF VERSUS PHILIP KANG'ETHE KAHORO....................................................1ST DEFENDANT NIMROD KAHORO......................................................................2ND DEFENDANT RULING This application is dated 05/05/2016 and seeks orders:1. That the Court do be pleased to set aside the interlocutory judgment against the defendants. 2. The Court do grant any other orders it deems just and equitable in the circumstances. 3. Costs be in cause. The application is supported by the affidavit of PHILIP KANGETHE KAHORO, the 1st Defendant, and has the following grounds. On 09/05/2016, the parties proffered a Consent for adoption as an order of this Court. It was in the following terms:“ CONSENT By Consent the application dated 05/05/2016 be and is hereby allowed in the following terms:a. The Defendants be accorded 14 days from the date hereof to file a defence. b. Costs be in the cause.” The Consent is properly signed by the Advocates representing the parties. It is adopted as an order of this Court. It is so ordered. DELIVERED IN OPEN COURT AT MERU THIS 9TH DAY OF MAY. 2015 IN THE PRESENCE OF:CC: Daniel/Lilian

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Mutwiri Arimi for the Plaintiff Ken Muriuki for the Defendant P.M NJOROGE JUDGE

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